use flowync::{error::{Cause, IOError}, Flower};
type TestFlower = Flower<u32, String>;
fn fetch_things(id: usize) -> Result<String, IOError> {
let result = Ok::<String, IOError>(format!(
"the flower with id: {} successfully completed fetching.",
id
));
let success = result?;
Ok(success)
}
fn main() {
let flower: TestFlower = Flower::new(1);
std::thread::spawn({
let handle = flower.handle();
// Activate
handle.activate();
move || {
for i in 0..10 {
// Send current value through channel, will block the spawned thread
// until the option value successfully being polled in the main thread.
handle.send(i);
// or handle.send_async(i).await; can be used from any multithreaded async runtime,
}
let result = fetch_things(handle.id());
// Set result and then extract later.
handle.set_result(result)
}
});
let mut exit = false;
loop {
// Check if the flower is_active()
// and will deactivate itself if the result value successfully received.
if flower.is_active() {
// another logic goes here...
// e.g:
// notify_loading_fn();
flower
.poll(|channel| {
if let Some(value) = channel {
println!("{}", value);
}
})
.finalize(|result| {
match result {
Ok(value) => println!("{}", value),
Err(Cause::Suppose(msg)) => {
println!("{}", msg)
}
Err(Cause::Panicked(_msg)) => {
// Handle things if stuff unexpectedly panicked at runtime.
}
}
// Exit if finalized
exit = true;
});
}
if exit {
break;
}
}
}
can be found here: examples and here: eframe tokio (sync/async) integration example